Gainesville Traumatic Brain Injury Information

    TBI is frequently misdiagnosed.

    If you or a someone you love has suffered ANY type
    of closed or open head injury in the Gainesville  or
    Alachua county area it is important to seek help, even
    if you do not notice symptoms for days or weeks
    after the incident.

    Even individuals with very mild brain injuries can
    see a profound change in their faculties including the ability to interact with others and complete
    mundane every day tasks. Severe brain injuries can have catastrophic effects on a victim's life,
    resulting in the need for a lifetime of care and rehabilitation.


    Brain Injury can have a dramatic impact on families

    Many emotional problems can also arise form brain injuries. A loving husband, wife or child can
    become irritable and moody and sometimes unrecognizable. A person who prided himself on his
    work can have difficulty completing simple tasks. Your loved one may have difficulties learning new
    tasks or remembering new information. While some problems may get better with time, others may
    not.

    Learn more about the causes, symptoms and treatment of traumatic brain injury:
    •        Causes of brain injuries
    •        Symptoms of traumatic brain injury
    •        Types of brain injuries
    •        Advances in TBI diagnosis
    •        Brain injury rehabilitation and treatment
    •        Brain injury information center

    If someones negligence was responsible for causing your loved one's brain injury, filing a legal
    claim can help you pay for the emotional loss and financial damages your family will have. At the
    U.S. Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Center, we can connect you with experienced lawyers that offer
    free consultations to discuss any legal claims you may have.

    For More Information about Gainesville Traumatic Brain Injury or to Talk to a Member Contact Us
    Today

    For more information about a Florida Traumatic Brain Injury or to discuss your situation with one of
    our members, contact the U.S. Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Center for a consultation. We have
    offices in Jacksonville and Orlando, Florida.
Education and Resources for those in Need: 888 651 5544
The U.S. Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Center serve families throughout Florida and the United States, including
Jacksonville, Orlando, Miami, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Gainesville, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Sarasota, Boca
Raton, Brandon, Naples, Cape Coral, Daytona Beach, St Petersburg, Pensacola, Panama City, Tallahassee, Palm
Beach, Miami Dade County, Duval County and Orange County.

© 2010 by U.S. Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Center . All rights reserved.